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I am looking very seriously at the Seventy Seven Stork FM. I know that they are a semi hollow back, (the weight of the guitar is about 3.5kg), but the flame top is solid and because it is part of the ...

My '92 LS-55 with Stan Hinesley "Legacy" Alnico 5 pups and NOS Mullard Mustard caps.
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Thank you to all concerned for your assistance and advice. Very much appreciated. I will continue my seaech for my "ideal" guitar.

My first instinct is that it is not MIJ.
That model number is usually associated with the lower ranges, and indicates a guitar that costs 70k yen.
If it is that type of model that is being offered f ...

My first instinct is that it is not MIJ.
That model number is usually associated with the lower ranges, and indicates a guitar that costs 70k yen.
If it is that type of model that is being offered f ...

My first instinct is that it is not MIJ.
That model number is usually associated with the lower ranges, and indicates a guitar that costs 70k yen.
If it is that type of model that is being offered f ...

My first instinct is that it is not MIJ.
That model number is usually associated with the lower ranges, and indicates a guitar that costs 70k yen.
If it is that type of model that is being offered f ...

For sale is my Tokai LS-55 Love Rock Cherry Sunburst Plain Top. It is in immaculate condition with a slim taper neck and case. The problem is that I'm in Melbourne Australia so it is only available lo ...

I am looking at a 2000 Bacchus BLS-700QM. It would end up costing me about AUD$1200.00 (incl. shipping to Melbourne, Australia). I know the later models are/were made in China, but I'm pretty sure tha ...

Where did I say "buy any Tokai it will be fantastic"? No I'm not a dealer!

I'm not really sure that the finish is the issue here. The fact is that either way (vintage or new), when you buy a MIJ Tokai (assuming it hasn't been in the hands of Pete Townsend) you are buying a f ...

No not at all. A brand new LS-98f would be about $400.00 cheaper than a 30 year old LS-80. It all depends on what you are prepared to spend. Also, you have to remember that you are looking at somethin ...

I couldn't agree more. My '92 LS-55 isn't in the upper echelon of Love Rocks but is is in mint condition and it plays like a dream, and it didn't cost me an arm and/or a leg. I wouldn't part with it f ...

Are you looking for a brand new guitar, or a vintage/second hand model. MIJ Tokai Les Pauls are a fraction of the cost of Gibson, but their craftmanship is equal, if not superior to Gibson. I am from ...

Mate, if it's the Gibson sound and feel you're after, then buy a Gibson. I have a '92 LS55 CS plain top and it is magnificent. I have swapped out the pups and caps but it has still retained it's chara ...